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What's The Last Thing Your EDC Cut?

Vivi

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Mine is a Delica 4, used to cut wood shavings for firemaking purposes. Been trying out a bunch of different firemaking variations that I've read about here, and I'm happy with the results from wood shavings as the starter. The delica is my first Spyderco and using it has convinced me to invest on more of their knives. Looking at a Native for EDC and a serrated Endura 4 to carry in the woods.
 
The clear packing tape on a package which I had to insert a birthday card into before mailing, then reseal. Actually, it wasn't my EDC, it was my semi-tactical CRKT, but it's basically an EDC knife.
 
The blister pack for the new RCA universal remote I had to buy because one of my kids lost the remote that came with the TV.

Niether one of them were the last to see it, of course... :rolleyes:
 
A piece of sharp plastic on a plastic easter egg. It obvously came out of the mold with this and just needed trimmed a little.

I took my Mini-Griptilian 556 and trimmed the sharp plastic off. That was last night.
 
I used this - Shane Sibert 'Minion'


- to open the package that this - Legacy Blades necker - came in.


Actually the above happened yesterday. The last thing I cut today was a bale of hay but that's boring and nobody wants to see pic's of an open bale of hay. :D
 
My girflriend was moving in some furniture....her roommate had tied everything down in the back of the truck with like 40 separate thin ropes. It was a knife collector's dream job. My blue bump was merciless in slashing the ropes. They were just the right thickness to provide tangible resistance but to be cut through with one clean stroke.
 
I used my Spyderco Native at work to cut open a package of RJ45 patch cables, right before that I trimmed a cable runner to install under an employees desk.
 
I cut a cable that was connected to a very large antenna on top of a roof to remove the antenna with my Ocelot.
 
a piece of #10 awg electrical cord with 4 pieces of wire in it. So otherwise read to electricians 10/4 SO cord.
 
My Delica 4 - I "covertly de-animated" some shoe laces that were too long on some runners I just bought:D

- gord
 
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